34 lines
796 B
Python
34 lines
796 B
Python
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This is a multiline string
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It is customary to use start the file with a multiline string for documentation.
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"""
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"And this a single line string"
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'Both types of string can be written with single quotes as well'
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"This string contains a \" escaped with a \\ "
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"If i want a newline\nI can get it along with a\t\tdouble tab in the middle of a line."
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r"This is a literal string, i can write \n without a newline."
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# Comments are nicer for documentation as they are harder to mistake for code.
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# This is an integer
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4
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# This is a float
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3.14
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# And this an integer bound to a variable
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a = 4
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# Most data can be printed with the print function
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print("Hello world")
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# Arithmetic works as expected
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print(4 * 4 + 1 * 3)
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# Note that exponentials and rounding are weird
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print(3 ** 2)
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print(int(2.9)) |